Do I need a new intake?
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From: Southeast
Originally Posted by bobs77vet
don't some of the roller rockers require screw in studs????
Last edited by Fubba; Jan 15, 2006 at 12:30 AM.
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From: Arlington Va Current ride 04 vert, previous vettes: 69 vert, 77 resto mod
go to comp cams web site they have great roller rockers and roller tipped rockers.....the real friction reduction comes from the ones that have roller gearings at the fulcrum as opposed to the tips.
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From: Jersey Shore Exit 98
Originally Posted by bobs77vet
and if you are in college you will not like the gas bills with a bigger carburetor.....i would be focusing on reducing rolling resistance...like the roller rockers .....improving air flow with an x pipe...these things will make a difference and make what you have more efficient. my buddy has an edlebrock 600 and it works great and runs very well his only issue is over a sustained 4500 rpm it starts to fall short....but who drives like that all the time???? and his MPG is much better then my 750 speed demon
